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I just recently got into driver development and so I made a simple driver which creates a device object and a symbolic link so that the user mode portion can communicate with it through DeviceIoControl(). Basically the user mode portion communicates with the driver by buffers, the usermode will send a buffer (through an I/O code) and the kernel-mode will change it to something else.
So I know windows doesn't allow you to run unsigned drivers, so I did the following:
Anyway, everything compiles fine but I can't load the driver. I've tried the following:
Which appears to work but when I use Winobj.exe from sysinternal to check the exported symbolic links I don't find my driver.
Then I tried sc.exe with the following commands:
sc create myDriver binPath= "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\myDriver.sys" type= kernel
As soon as I issue sc start myDriver I get a BSOD
The reason i'm freaking out is because this works fine on my windows10. So why am I getting a bsod on win7?
Note: I don't know if it makes a difference by i'm running windows 7 on Hyper-V
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So I know windows doesn't allow you to run unsigned drivers, so I did the following:
- enabled unsigned drivers with bcdedit /set testsigning on
- I also created a self-signed driver just in case the above didn't work
- Disabled Secure Boot (does it have anything to do with this ?)
Anyway, everything compiles fine but I can't load the driver. I've tried the following:
- right-click the .inf file and Install
Which appears to work but when I use Winobj.exe from sysinternal to check the exported symbolic links I don't find my driver.
Then I tried sc.exe with the following commands:
sc create myDriver binPath= "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\myDriver.sys" type= kernel
As soon as I issue sc start myDriver I get a BSOD
The reason i'm freaking out is because this works fine on my windows10. So why am I getting a bsod on win7?
Note: I don't know if it makes a difference by i'm running windows 7 on Hyper-V
Continue reading...